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A teenage killer's adoptive parents are sued for negligence; a woman divorces her husband before revealing she won the lottery.
A teenage killer's adoptive parents are sued for negligence; a woman divorces her husband before revealing she won the lottery.
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S1, EP15 "A Mother's Son"A teenage killer's adoptive parents are sued for negligence; a woman divorces her husband before revealing she won the lottery.
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S1, EP16 "Are You My Father?"A popular television minister may be the father of an illegitimate child; a transsexual fights for child custody.
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"Family Law"First divorce lawyer Lynn Holt finds out her husband doesn't love her anymore. Then she discovers he's cleaned out their office and taken all their clients with him. So she throws a chair against the wall, stomping around in uncomfortable lingerie and rails against the stupidity of it all. Venting done, the lady lawyer woos new clients, takes on cases involving crackhead moms and cremated dogs, and plots revenge on her ex-partner.
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S1, EP14 "Stealing Home"A woman resurfaces after two years of being on the run with her young daughter; Danni's client sues a hairdresser who refused to cut her hair.
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S1, EP13 "Human Error"A man attempts to regain custody of his daughter after serving time for murdering his wife; Viveca finds employment with Rex after passing the bar exam.
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